Created to help Grade 6 students prepare for the EQAO Mathematics Assessment Test. The 10 practice tests were designed to be similar to the actual test the students will be taking. The questions are either multiple choice or open response so that students can get familiar with the question/answer format. The first 5 tests each feature a different key math skill for targeted practice: number sense & numeration, patterning & algebra, measurement, geometry & spatial sense, and data management & probability. Students struggling in any of these areas will benefit from this skill-specific practice. The following 5 tests feature mixed math skills with questions that are a combination of all the math skills. There is no particular sequence to the tests. They can be used in whatever order you choose to fit your student's needs.

EQAO Grade 6 Math Test Prep! (Eqao Test Prep)

Science & Math

Solski, Ruth

Mathematics

On the Mark Press

20 tests to help prepare you Grade 6 students for the EQAO Mathematics & Language Assessment tests and increase their confidence with test taking! Math: The 10 practice tests were designed to be similar to the actual test the students will be taking. The questions are either multiple choice or open response so that students can get familiar with the question/answer format. The first 5 tests each feature a different key math skill for targeted practice: number sense & numeration, patterning & algebra, measurement, geometry & spatial sense, and data management & probability. Students struggling in any of these areas will benefit from this skill-specific practice. The following 5 tests feature mixed math skills with questions that are a combination of all the math skills. There is no particular sequence to the tests. They can be used in whatever order you choose to fit your student's needs. Language: The 10 tests have been designed to be very similar to the actual test the students will be taking. Many of the questions are asked in a similar way so that students can get familiar with the questioning format. Students will encounter different types of reading experiences as they make their way through the various tests including fiction and nonfiction stories, a newspaper article, a friendly letter, poetry, and informational text. They will then be asked to answer corresponding multiple choice and open response questions. There is also plenty of writing practice as students are asked to write sentences, paragraphs, short stories, instructions, a description, a movie review, a poem, a letter, and a newspaper article. There are also multiple-choice questions featuring essential grammar and writing skills. 160 pages including an answer key. What teachers are saying about this resource! <ul> <li>This was the perfect way to prepare my students for EQAO! Each day we focused on one test and practiced the skills. This really helped them feel prepared. Rachael G.</li> <li>Many great resources similar to the previous EQAO series which is useful to help build an understanding for the upcoming testing. Stephanie K.</li> <li>Great classroom resource and can be used very easily with students. Catherine C.</li> <li>LOVE AND HIGHLY RECOMMEND !!! Sandra G.</li> </ul>

EQAO Grade 6 Math & Language Test Prep! (Eqao Test Prep)

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Words, Language & Grammar

Hatchet by Gary Paulson, Novel Study Grades 5-7 (Lit Links)

Children's Books

Heidi Lit Link/Novel Study (Lit Links)

On the Banks of Plum Creek, by Laura Ingalls Wilder Lit Link Grades 4-6 (Lit Links)

Tales of the 4th Grade Nothing, by Judy Blume Lit Link Grades 4-6 (Lit Links)

This is a story of a 30 story school that has 30 classrooms. Meet the teacher and the children on the 13th floor. Crazy things happen every day. Read on to find out what surprises are in store for you at this wacky school. Reproducible chapter questions, plus comprehension questions, a story summary, author biography, creative and cross-curricular activities, complete with answer key. A novel by Louis Sachar. Objectives: 1. To emphasize the major strategies used during the reading process. 2. To provide practice and reinforcement in a variety of language skills. 3. To foster a love of reading. 4. To improve and develop students' creativity. 5. To assess students' progress in reading through the use of a novel as a teaching tool.

Wayside School is Falling Down@@ by Louis Sachar Novel Study Grades 4-6 (Lit Links)

Leduc, Ron

Meet Bradley Chalkers - the monster of Road Hill School. Find out what happens when he meets Carla, the school counselor. Bradley Chalkers is a boy that no one likes in school. Every teacher is afraid that he will be put on his/her class list. Bradley is the oldest kid in the fifth grade. He tells lies, picks fights with girls and is a serious problem for almost everyone in the school except Carla, the new school counselor. Carla sees the positive side of Bradley. She thinks Bradley is sensitive and generous and enjoys his tall tales. Carla believes Bradley can and will change for the best. Novel by Louis Sachar. Reproducible chapter questions, plus comprehension questions, a story summary, author biography, creative and cross curricular activities, complete with answer key. Features of the Program <ul> <li>Compatible with the Common Curriculum</li> <li>Individual or Collaborative Activities</li> <li>Visualization</li> <li>CLOZE exercises</li> <li>Variety of reading techniques</li> <li>Variety of evaluation techniques</li> <li>Uses major strategies of reading</li> <li>Identifiable learning outcomes</li> <li>Identifies main ideas</li> <li>Ease of assessment and parental reporting</li> <li>Practice in language forms and conventions</li> </ul>

There's a Boy in the Girls' Bathroom, by Louis Sachar Lit Link Grades 4-6 (Lit Links)

Meet Alex Frankovitch, the biggest mouth in the Little League. His wise-cracking leads him to a contest of athletic skills with T.J. Stoner, a living Little League legend.\nReproducible chapter questions, plus comprehension questions, a story summary, author biography, creative and cross-curricular activities, complete with answer key.\nA novel by Barbara Park.\nLearning Objectives 
1. To emphasize the major strategies used during the reading process. 
2. To provide practice and reinforcement in a variety of language skills. 
3. To foster a love for reading. 
4. To improve and develop students' creativity. 
5. To assess students' work through the use of a novel study as a teaching tool.

Skinny Bones@@ by Barbara Park Novel Study Grades 4-6 (Lit Links)

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